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for your application scenario you can just start two separate reacTIVision instances. The easiest way would be starting reacTIVision from two different directories, with a separate camera.xml for each of your cameras. Alternatively you can also create two dediciated reacTIVision.xml files each including a separate camera.xml configuration for one of the two cameras. Then start reacTIVIsion with the -c option pointing to that config file. usage: reacTIVision -c [config_file] the default configuration file is reacTIVision.xml -n starts reacTIVision without GUI -l lists all available cameras -h shows this help message
Full answer by mkalten: https://stackoverflow.stackexchange.com/a/41618188 (CC BY-SA 4.0).
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